Sentence examples for little depression from inspiring English sources

A little depression?

So a little depression is good at times, in any season.

It is true both that very little depression is entirely the fault of the sufferer, and that almost all depression can be ameliorated with rigor.

Making even a little depression in the sand with your club, or a big one, absolutely gives you the chance to hit the ball more crisply".

After undergoing surgery on both knees, he developed an addiction to painkillers, Donald said, "and that led into a little depression".

"It's like when you drink a milkshake through a straw and you get that little depression around the base of the straw," explained Carl Behrens, the operator of the state's first desalting plant in Cape May.

As the pieces of hot dogs entered the stomach, they made little depressions in the coating of the barium, just as your footprints would make a depression if you walked on wet cement.

Rock cracks, concave surfaces, and little depressions could ensure protection from wind, cold, and other harsh environmental conditions [ 2, 3] helping the accumulation of nutrients and the growth of pioneer plants.

Clark Lawlor explains the contemporary view: "An early model was norepinephrine, one of the amine family …too little meant depression, too much meant elation.

Becky's experience afterwards has left her feeling that there is inadequate support for people with mental health issues in the health service: Now 24 and a PE teacher in Wembley, London, Becky reflects that until her sister died, she knew little about depression.

Maybe years of taking their shoes off at airports and the sheets of plastic and duct tape mouldering in their cellars have made them appropriately sceptical.In the end, Friday's little tropical depression in a teapot demonstrated that we still "need improvement", as my elementary penmanship teacher used to lament on my report card every six weeks.(Photo credit: AFP).